More troubling, perhaps, we are depriving future generations of the memory of us.
Similarly, the wasteful use of natural resources is viewed as immoral because it deprives future generations of those resources.
But Iowans reserved their most enthusiastic response for Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, who laid out an ambitious vision for depriving future generations of a living wage.
The annual system would be cheaper and more flexible, but would deprive future historians and genealogists of the complete national snapshot provided by a full census.
The sale of its assets may provide short-term cash, but it will deprive future generations of revenue and access, the loss of which has already happened in woods sold off.
The M.T.A., the mayor and the governor are willing to shut down the greatest city in the world not because of hard budget numbers but out of sheer arrogance in insisting on the right to deprive future workers of the same benefits as current T.W.U.
"The presence of finite mineral resources should not deprive future generations of the natural and aesthetic wonders of the Great Divide Basin," Mr. Babbitt wrote in the directive, in which he instructed that "an appropriate decision will be made to protect this unique area and its outstanding resources".
From this sustainability perspective, current generations should not deprive future generations from economically accessible ores, but they have the responsibility to assure that a sufficient quantity of enriched deposits of primary materials continues to be available for future generations.
Since the notion of advancement through learning has been with us throughout our history, it is not something from which we can not deprive future generations of women.
To facilitate an orderly transition, WWI proposes that all people's basic needs should and can be met without depriving future generations of the same benefits.
